The Dickinson press., 1887-07-23
At Detroit, Mich. the CITY of Mae.

l5ohler and Jacob Bachman. all of
Detroit. All four We're drowned.
a mine containing 4so pounds of
dynamite was found at Monticello,
Wis.,, where Il construction party of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad company was building IL line
across the track of the Illinois Gem
trail road.
Jean p. Loquct. who murdered his
wife fourteen years ago. WAS SEN
fenced at Green Bay to life imprison-
ment. After numbering his wife he
married Il Mrs. Mainsarl. who disap-
pearcd under strange circumstances
just before l.ou,et'S arrest IA wear
ago.
y cyclone ut Waupaca, Wis. at $
clock the evening of the 10th inst.
wrecked the opera house. umroofed
two hotels, blew down the Episcopal
church strcrlc and caused other
heavy damages. The Curran house
was struck hy lightning but no one
injured.
Cllinch bugs are doing great dam.
age in wheat fields in the vicinity of
~ 'H'aNuls .hIliIls llltN Illtttlt Illtir
appearance during the last few DAYS,
beng blown from the south and drop
ping down i'm clouds to the ground.
n number of wheat fields are com.
plrtely ruined and will not pay cut
ting.
During IL local thunderstorm at
Cannon Falls. Mimi. IL small cyclone
was developed in the north part of
town and struck the milwaukee, depot,
twisting it out of shape and clamay.
ing it considerably. No other build.
ings were injured.
The Journal de Commerce. of Rio
Janerio says that on II farm i'm Bra
iii where hemp is grown. seven large
monkeys have been taught to cut
hemp and prepare it for sale. They
work more quickly than the negroes
/ and the cost of feeding the animals
:. is tritiing.
y horrible accident occurred at the
, Union steel works ut Chicago. The
men were engaged in pouring hot
f iron into IL mould. when the metal
flew and scared the men drradfullv,
They were taken to the county hos.
pital and the physicians declare that
/, their recovery is ont of the question.
Two Of the injured are Poles and tn,
third is Il Hungarian.
The tender of IL United States YES
sci us II convoy to the queen of tho
y Hawaiian islands is more than /;
t mere courtesy. Our government will,
y send trusted officers with the shin
l. and. undoubtedly. new instruction:
l. I" the commanders of our naval YES
sells which should now he ut Homo
n lulu. to protect American interest.
in the islands.
IS Information WAS received at SAL
Francisco from Ounalaska. Alaska
that Bishop Srgllcrs. Il Catholic mis-
sionarN. Was murdered 10y his com
~ panion one night of November last
y The scene of the tragedy WAS ON The
Il banks of the Yukon river. about 81,
T. miles from it's mouth. and fully sixt,
Z miles from any human llahitutinn
The murderer is Frank Fuller. VIII,
S accompanied the bishop ;ls IL com
panion and servant.
The steamship Mariposa. which ar
rived ut san Francisco. from .iustr,
lil. the 9th inst. having touched at
the Hawaiian islands, brings the i'm.
!, portmt information that the expect.
+ ed revolution i'm the Hawaiian kim.
dom has actually occurred. The polrl
i lace organized and demanded the
s downfall of the ministry and the ah
diration of the king. The residents
of Honolulu amd the s%llrroundim.
country assumed the powers of gov
l. eminent. The volunteer military
a forces of the Kingdom united witt
q them. AS II result the Gibson minis
: try has fallen and IL cabinet name
!. by the people, headed by VIM. Nj
$ Green has been appointed. King
kalalimnh is permitted to remain on
u the throne. although Invested of al
II present power, having acrcled To the
ii demand for Il new constitution an,
v promised to abide by the will of tn,
d people.
IS y terrible accident occurred ut tin,
crossing of the Grand Trunk an,
Michigan Central railroad mt st
Thomas, Ont. the 18th inst. An OK
cnrSiOn train on the Grand Trunl
from Port Stanley ran into IL passrn
ger and freight train ON the Michiga,
Central made up of IL number of car.
y laden with oil. The engine craslle.
u into one of these cars. when the oi
instantly took fire and burned Will
t. great licrccncss, communicating /,
v the cars on both trains and pytrndin.
Ii to Griilins warehouse and coal ani
y lime sheds adjoining the track on TIN,
Il west and John Campbell's lwrllin.
on the east, all of which were burned
70 Engineer Donnelly was buried in TIN,
d wreck. His fireman jumped and ps
IL capped with slight injuries. The for
ward car of the excursion train WI.
filled with passengers who made fran
. tic efforts to escape. The total mum
Der of fatalities by the accident i.
: twelve, Us follows: Mrs. II. Smither>
y and child, Mrs. S. Fraync and child
$. G. Secaland and child. Mrs. j
Boyle and three children. Enyince,
:, Donnelly and Herman Pensford
1 The total number of the injured re
Z ported is fully 100.
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